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A 58-year-old East Rutherford driver escaped serious injury -- as did anyone else who was nearby -- when her BMW sedan crashed through the front of the Krauszer's in Wallington during lunchtime, responders said.
The woman claimed that she was "attempting to park her vehicle when she pressed the accelerator instead of the brake" just after noon on Wednesday, May 17, Police Chief Carmello Imbruglia said.
The BMW took out the entire front window of the Krauszer's on Locust Avenue in Wallington.
Kyle Mazza/UNF News for DAILY VOICEThe car then slammed into the Locust Avenue store, taking out the entire front window.
Nick's 24-Hour Towing Service removed the sedan and supplied this photo.
Nick's 24-Hour Towing ServiceNo one was hit and no other types of injuries were reported.
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Kyle Mazza/UNF News for DAILY VOICEGary Rogers, JT Sagun and Jancarlo Ulloa from Nick's 24-Hour Towing Service removed the sedan.
The woman told responding officers that she was "attempting to park her vehicle when she pressed the accelerator instead of the brake" just after noon on Wednesday, May 17, Police Chief Carmello Imbruglia said.
Kyle Mazza/UNF News for DAILY VOICE
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